Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, August 1, 1891 by Various
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During the succeeding week the entire army of the foe was allowed to land in England, and were immediately victorious. The contract for finding them lodgings in London made somebody's fortune. Within a week England was grovelling in the dust at the feet of her conquerors. "And are you surprised?" asked a journalist, addressing the greatest tactician of the century. "Surprised!" he echoed--"why it was what we all expected from the first!" * * * * * NEW RIDDLE (WITH THE OLD ANSWER).--Where was ISAACS when the Balance-Sheet went out? * * * * * THE TRAVELLING COMPANIONS. NO. II. SCENE--_Courtyard of the "Grand Hôtel du Lion Belgique et d'Albion," at Brussels. It is just after Table d'hôte; PODBURY and CULCHARD are sitting on a covered terrace, with coffee._ _Podbury_ (_producing a pipe_). Not such a bad dinner! Expect they'll rook us a lot for it, though. Rather fun, seeing the waiters all troop |
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